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For Gasifici List ui Desoription of Place tea MaguriM Supplement All About cCong Jsland. Par Claarifled Lift ted Description of Place lea XAffuin Supplement THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. JUNE 14. 1903.

Sea Cliff Hotel, SEA CLIFF, I. North Shore. Elevated, picturesque, healthful, commodious. Wide verandas. Shaded grounds.

Excellent cuisine. Fine roads, bathing, boating. iEdgewater Hotel i New Hotel On Water's Edge at Terminus of Trolley and Steamboat Lines. OPEN YEAR ROUND. 'Boating, "Bathing Golf, v--srmf3W9tmw Water on Three Sides at the HOTEL CLIFTON" Fishing, Fine Dri-des.

At Shinnecock Light, Good Ground, Long Isla-nd. one reason why the plare la mo healthful. Always an ev- low tpiniiernturp. Iluime in new modern uerfet-tlv furnished and A charming house In a charming spot The Seat View AMAGANSETT LONG ISLAND of Summer guest: all the Intent convenience, and cuisine: large, airy rooms; all recreatlona and eports. Ask tor cony at the BOOKLET at EAGLE INFORMATION BL'BFAI' or arMre W.

M. TF.HHV, Aaanantt, Lon( Island. equipped. All rooiun have a Hue ea view. Excellent water, the best of Apply W.

R. SELLECK, Huntington, L. I. laliiue. seuu lor uoouiet to me iiropnemr, MItSS.

GKSINK LMMCKK I Hotel Jordan (NO BAR), OPEN ALL THE YEAR. TCnted In thA Pinna Dnl- A Greater New York Cooklnu; Sehonl. WALKER HOUSE, EAST QUOCUE, LONG ISLAND. Accommodates 125. Sanitary Improvements.

Near Shinnecock Bay. Excellent Boating, Surf and Still 'Water Bathing, Pleasant Drives. 15 minutes to Quogue Field Club. Booklet. W.

S. FRENCH, Proprietor. LAZA PARK HOTEL, Sea Cliff, L. I Near water and central tn trolley line. The Hotel Plaia Park and cottages havo all modern appointments of a first class hotel hatha, electrlo lights, etc.

Large, airy rooms, comfortably and appro prlately furnished, every room having one or more wardrobe clowets. The main dlnlngroom has seat Ing capacity for 200 guests; smaller dlnlngrooms attached. Tho cuisine Is first class; milk, poultry, fruit and vegetables in abundance. Terms $'2 up. Circular.

FRANK r. formerly nf th Plerrppnt Hnust. Urnnklvn. BsB I naaaasa a sir, uu i Sreat conic SOUTH JAMESPORT, L. On point of lunil extending- into Bay.

Conceded to be the best equipped and flnent location in thlM Hertlan. WARNER HOUSE, dalty from Long Island City, TERMS MODERATE. BOOKLET. Jtaten If uLi ill South to and at airy and Write POINT, L. walk of the Great making It ftlll Water nnd Splendid Mbade, Guests wishing to of the Long Vehicles meet all ffiay JfcousCj DOWNS PROPS.

James port la a beautiful village and Is second none on the Island In way of attractions amusements. Every sport and amusement facility hand. Booms are attractive, light and the table Superior. House la near station. for circular.

DOWNS BROS. Owners and Props. Inland and seaside advantages. Peet Dailey. Brighton Beach BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL NOW OPEN.

E. CXARK KING, Proprietor. Address BRIGHTON BEACH. New Tors. NOW OPEN FOU INSPKfTIOM AND RENTING) It'MlMS potteK's sr.vsmr, iioi se, OPENS FOR SEASON JUNE 20.

SEASIDE STATION. KorKAWAV. REACH. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN'S: THiS AN'ri DININOROOMS AIJJSU THE ATLANTIC COAST. Klrnt rtnpn restaurant: oonular Drlcea.

Teleuhona 23 HammPlR. 'Villi fl.VIA," Cropsey av anrt Bny Twenty-ninth at, Bensonhursty unuer new mannRrment; ni't irom enora; opposite nark; npar all amusements; cuisine excel lent; 411 minutes rrom t'arit row. i l. liUK-ltOlTGIIS. COLFCOTTACE, FBKF.POnT.

Ltivu lil.tvn. Delightfully situated; directly ai-rosa from golf links; first clatis boating, bathing and shlng; large, airy rooms; ratra $8 up. W. C. PEASBLL.

THE NAUTILUS, Carlton ar, Arverne. L. I. One bouna frnro ocean. Accommodates 40; bath houses on prem-tsea: special moderate rates for season.

Circulars. Wardenclyffe Inn AND COTTAGES, Wardcnclvffo. L. I. On Hound: opens lfi: $10-12: capacity loot boating, hathlng, tennis, golf; furnished cottages.

3O0-3a). Mrs. MARY If. PLACE. Mgr.

THE MAPLES. MM POINT, l.O.Mi I SLA II. On tho Bay; outside rooms, excellent flatting and. crabbing; atlll anl surf bathing: long dlstanc. 'phone: Brooklyn references.

J. BOSTWICK. "country no a an is prWa rsTVAM im large, airy rooms: broad piazzas; Bhado In abundance; bath, toilet; fresh nitlk, eggs, crenm and vegetables: adults preferred. Address Mrs, W. B.

HEDGES, East ratchogue, L. I. SANDSPAREIL HOUSE Bands Point. I. Pound bathing, boating, fishing unsurpassed; mept trulna on notification; special rates ror Juno.

WKSM5Y K. SEAMAN. Sound View House, Most delightful resort on North Shore' excellent boating, bathing and Ushlng; Btmdy grounds. Mrs. GEO.

KRLAND. isup Lodge, islip. l. Large grounds, beautiful lake, pine maple groves, Sumrmpr houses; goltlng, bathing, boating, fishing; own garden; telephone. J.

DA Via SiSCOR. Prop. Windsor Hotel, Far Koekaway, Jb. I. Under new management; nwly furnished; near depot and beach; opp.

baso ball grounds; all improvements; terms reasonable. V. McQUADK, Prop OAK ISLAND BEACH, HAHYLOV, I Fouth Bay liungalow, an unconventional hotpl on Plre Island Inlet Hay and ocenn. Uathlng and flahlng. $12 per wek; S2.i,0 per day.

Mrs. MARY Ter. nOSHMORR. BABYLON. L.

VNOBHTKIK'T-ed vlw of Groat South Bay; fine, airy rooms, bath, electric llihta, telephone; excellent table; shady lawn; tennis; stage connected with hourv. Mrs. KKNT. South Bay House, sayille. On the by; all Improvements; all amusementa.

Send for circular. C. A. BROWN. Prop.

Sprlnfrville House, Good Ground, L. I. rihiimecock Bay. NOW Ol'KX. Boating and bathing; good table; vegetables from our own gardenBooklet; P.

NBHRnAHS, Prop. FURNISHED ROOAf FOR flKNTLEMAN1 Oft gentleman and wlfo; private cottajf: facing bay; moderate. 45 North Center av, SEASIDE. ROCK-A WAY BEACH. L.

I. THE IDLEWILD. south jamesport, ir Near Preonlc Bay. Ampie shaded lawn, boating, bathing, fishing- larga airy rooms; good table. Mrs.

EMILY DOWNS THK HAMPTON, GOOD GHOIND, L. I On Shinnecock Bay; NOW OPEN; exreiiont tula Mie; 10 to iU6. Booklet mailed, 1 WILLIAMS Prop A PLH.VSANT SUMMER HOME" FOU YOUNci girls; constant supervision; large grounds; study optional; weekly excursions. OPENED MAY Addrrw B. Eaglft office.

flsRantore Hotel, Far Rockawnr, L. NVar thu ocean. Kates from $10 up. Special rats for families. JAMES O'BRTKN, Prop.

The New Manhattan lintel, flnhylon I.Tl! uirectly on the bay; boating, bathing, fishing; excellent table; accommodates to. W. E. BO TNE. THK KVERGItKHNS, Writ HamptonXT.

Also cottages to let; boating and buthlnn; all amusements; fine location. Mrs. S. JAQGEIi. 1MK VTFW IIOI SE, STOW II HOOK.

I. ISRABL G. HAWKINS. Prop. Staten island.

THE HILLCREST, ST. GEORGE, 34 Central av, Statin Inland, S. This houfje has 20 huge, cool and pleasant rooms, ample verandas, commanding an extensive view of entire harbor and surrounding country. Trolleys to all parts of the Irdand within half a block. Ferry landing five minutes' walk.

Tahle and service the hest. Its location and environment make this on nf the mont attractive summer homes. Hts fmm IIS to p-r couple. IRVING C. HICKS, Prop.

Rammer Hesort advertisements re reived too Int. for I'lasslllvatlon may be found by referring; to Index on last page of Cable Sectlun. than ever before to meet tbe needs of sum mcr patrons. A specialty Is made of German cooking at the Mountain View House at Catskill which, Is run under the management of A. Zimmerman.

This Is a now house, newly furnished and the Interior appointments are such aa to promote tho convenience of guests. The dining hall and parlors are ample and the guests' chambers, which ar light and large with amplo closet room, are all suitably arranged and furnished. The house has a high, healthful location snd is within a few hours' drive of all points of Interest. One mile from Catskjll Village Is the well know Jefforson Cottnge, which Is run under the able management of W. H.

Prlmlle and where the same guests return year after year. The grounds are extensive, as tha bouse Is on a farm of some seventy-live acres, which affords abundanco of fresh fruits and vegetables In their season. Large pitchers of milk are placed on the table at every meal and the guest may help himself. No pains are spared to make this house a pleasant, homelike resort and the welfare ot each of the twenty-five guests Is carefully looked after. Extensive piazzas encircle the bouse and here In a shady nook, with tho latest novel, one may spend the summer day with no fear of noise or Interruption.

Grant House, at Jefferson Heights, among the Catskill Mountains, is ope of the best-known resorts along the river. If outdoor sports appeal to you this Is the place to spend your summer or vacation. The river offers such sttractlons ss tinning, boating, etc. The piazzas are large and cool and the lawn Is shady. Special attention is psld to wholesome, nutritious food.

The Orant House will open this season under the new management of K. N. Rogers. Tbe houxa has been thoroughly renovated and Improved. Kor twenty-six seasons Ft.

O'Hara has been the proprietor of the O'Hara House, at Lexington, snd bis sble management Is testified to by the many patrons who return year sfter year, always glad to spend the summer under his hospitable roof. A farm of 260 acres la connected with the house, snd from It the table la supplied dally with fresh vegetables, pure milk, cream, butter, ecus and poultry, and all are well and properly cooked by an experienced chef. In the way of amusements there sre boating, bathing, bowling, billiards, golf, tennis and croquet, while musio is (urolshtd 4ally, and rcfulu Owner of the MANHATTAN BEACH MANHATTANBEACH HOTEL Will Open Tuesday, June 16th. T. F.

S1LLECK, Hanager. 289 Fourth Av at 23d N. Y. THE ORIENTAL HOTEL Will Open Monday, June 22. JOS.

P. GREAVES, Manager. 289 Fourth Av at 23d N. Y. a- Tel.

1749 18fc, care Town and Oountry Hotel and Travel Bureau. fjUASSAPEQUA 1 I HHTPI UU 1 uu MASSAPEqTJA. LONG ISLAND. High Qass Family Resort AT MODERATE RATES. TABLE AND SERVICE yNSURPASSED.

NOW OPEN. Nine Hole Golf Courae on Hotel Grounds For Booklet and full Information address SNEDEKER Clwnern and Managers. i Special rates for young men THE ARDEN 2 MINUTES' WALK from Great South Gay; tine location; large rooms with board1; bathing, boating, fishing. Address A. F.

DANES. Sayvllle, L. 1. 14-2 a public library, national bank and two sprightly weekly newspapers. The roads all are excellent and there is every inducement and much enjoyment in driving and cycling along these rippling streams, and through the pretty wooded glens.

Churchill Hall is the largest hotel In Stamford, with the most central and convenient location, and is open each year from May to October, with an accommodation lor 300 guesU. Adjoining It, and connected by covered passageway, is the Hotel Hamilton, which will be open throughout the entire year, under the management of F. E. Basley, who is the lessee of the property. In Churcn-i ill Fark is also the Rexmero, which will open June 21, with forty bathroom suites, cuisine and service of the highest order.

The drinking water is supplied from excellent springs on the grounds. Summer camps in the woods are a novel feature, and the first elasa or- which has been engaged for the sea son will give concerts daily. The Uexmere golf course of nine holes offers guests of Churchill Hall and the Rexmere facilities fo golf rarely found at resort hotels. Kor location, scenery, natural hazards and fine turf tbeee links are unsurpassed. A fine pro-gramme of sport, with frequent tournaments, under the direction of the Ut3ayantha Golf Club, is arranged for the season.

Beside this in the way of amusements are bowling alleys, tennis courts, billiards, ping pong tables, dancing, and a number of sklfie are provided on the lakes in Churchill Park. The drinking water is all filtered and the excellent sewerage Bystem is a guarantee of the best sanitary conditions. The drives in Stamford and vicinlly are of great variety and over good roads, and a livery connected with the houses, with careful and experienced drivers, is always at the disposal of guests. S. E.

Churchill, M. will continue hiB service as resident physician to guests of Churchill Hall, the Rexmere and Hotel Hamilton. To the guests of the Hotel Hamilton all the privileges of the larger hotels under the same management are free. This house Is equipped with electric lights, steam heat and extensive piazzas. Centrally located as to railroad station, post office and churches, it makes an Ideal home for summer and wintor tourists.

It would be hard to pick out a more delightful spot in which to spend the summer than the homelike Cornish House at Pine Hill, of which J. C. Cornish Is the able manager. Every appointment is modern and designed to produce tho greatost comfort possible for the guest. The house Is entirely new, and everything, is fresh and Inviting, with a cuisine which is dellciously tempting nd daintily served.

Each department is under tho management of a competent head and Is well cared for, and Iho guests' every comfort is the first consideration. A broad piazza extends across the front of the house and is well supplied with comfortable rockers and lounging chairs of all descriptions. The lawns are largo and shady, with many a nook where a hammock may be hung and-the latest novel enjoyed. There is a good livery near at hand, where conveyances of ull kinds may be bad, and those wishing to bring their own horses will find ample accommodations. Nestling among the mountains of the Catskill stands tho Rip Van Wlnklo House, at Pine Hill, whose very name brlag3 pleasant memories before us, and It we have been a guest within Its hospitable walls we wish to return sgaln, while if we have never been entortalned there we know we should like to be, for the name suggests an Ideal pot for a summer outing.

During the past season the house has been redecorated, thoroughly renovated and partially refurnished, and Is now ready for the Influx of guests. The table is well and abundantly applied from the nearby farms, and the best of dairy products aro always available. The rooms are all large, light nnd airy and furnished with a view to cleanliness and comfort. Pure water is supplied from a nearby mountain whose source Is high above contamination. Seventeen hundred feet above the Hudson River and four hours' rido from New York Is tho Birch Creek House at l'lne Hill, which will be run again this season under the capable management of L.

C. Kaynolds. The grounds are large and well shaded with fine lawn and croquet grounds. The house baa over 200 feet of veranda and Is supplied with pure, cool, running spring water. Tho rooms aro comfortable with good furniture and plenty of air.

The table Is under now management this year and the results are excellent. KAATEItSKILL'S PANORAMA. At an elevation of 3.000 feet In theCats-kill Mountains, whose nativo grandeur, picturesque and diversified landscape Is not urpasesd by any mountain region on the globe, Is the Hotel Knntersklll, under the able management of John Ritchie of the Hotel Savoy, New York. This hotel claims to be the largest mountain hotel In the world and from Iti plazzns tho visitor has an unobstructed pnnorama, stretching across the Hudson Valley and over the hills of New England, covering an area of ovrr ninety miles. The capacity of this great botel Is 1.200 guests, with "00 rooms In the hotel and annex, 100 of which have separate bathrooms.

In which the plumbing Is thoroughly sanitary and modern. The dining room, which Is accessible from the great rotunda, has a seating capacity of 1,200. The cuisine Is conceded to be of the highest standard of excellence. The great hotel and its surroundings are a world within them-elves, and the diversity of entertainment sufficient to please tba old, the young, tbs from New York, thrne and one-half miles from tha ooean. where there la fine Railing and nhlng.

Good cycle patna. it you are looking ror a homelike place to upend your vacation, thla la where you should go. Our Own Fresh Vegetables. Milk and Egga. GOOD TABLE.

NEW ENGLAND 6TYL.8. J. H. JORDAN, Brentwood, L. N.

Y. EAST OTTOnrF? I nv SHivvrrnw hav CAFFKBV HOIJPR and COTTAGB: modern Im provements; accommodates 40; large, airy rooms; wide, Hpaolous verandat. swept by ocean breezes; delightfully cool; only twrnty minutes' sail from surf bathing stations' (which am the best to be found); tahlo excellent; everything done for comfort of guests. JUH W. A FF IM-KASAXT VIl7l.A-SKA CLIFF, I.

Heme comfort ami rest; in the country and at the seaside. OITIMNF. FIRST CLASS. All light, airy rooms; good shade and croquet grounds; three minutes' walk from bra-h; bathing unsurpassed; mosquitoes unknown: half a block from trolley. Terms reasonable.

Addrens P. O. UOX 2S2. Lake View Cottage, Center Moriches. L.

I. Fine water front; large, airy rooms; hroad veranda; plenty of shade; line rowing or sailing, surf or still water bathing; good table; fresh eggs. iiiiiK ana vrBeiaoies; terms 9 to E. H. ROBINSON, table Is all that can be desired and each da partment Is looked after by a competent neaa.

On the north slope of Round Top Mountain, at the head of the famous Kaatersklll Clove, overlooking Sunset and two adjoining parks of one hundred cottages and two churches, Is the Sunset Park Inn. It Is the largest, handsomest and most modern hotel in any of the Catskill Mountain parks and has unsurpassed views of mountains, sunsets, Kaatersklll Falls, Hudson River and Berkshire Hills. The walks and drives, amid finest scenery, are numerous, and an up-to-date livery Is In connection with the nark. This nark has an abundant supply of pure, soft spring water ana perfect sewerage, with grandest views In America. There are no mosquitoes or ma-laria.

It comprises seven ledges of rocks, all facing the north and about 400 feet anart. giving every cottage an unobstructed view and making It the most wonderful natural mountain park In tho country. Tbe Inn has a handsome music room, where an orchestra of the flncBt musicians give dally concerts. The bouse has a steam-heating plant, eleva tor, gas, electric bells, sanitary plumbing, rooms en suite, with private baths, beside local and long distance telephones. It has accommodations for two hundred guests and will be run under the management of Charles E.

Lelantl of the family eo well known In connection with hotel lifo in Now Yerk City. Every room has fire-escapes, the samo as are used in the largest hotels throughout tne country. The rooms are all large, ltght and airy, most of them having two and three windows and all furnished with brass or enamel bedsteads, fine springs and hair mat-tressos. The popularity of the Inn is vouched for by tho numerous guests who return sea-sqn after season to gain health and strength within Its bospltnble walls. One of tho oldest established summer hotels In tho CatBkills Is the Prospect Park Hotel, which opens this year under entirely new management.

The main building Is 250 feet front, with a wing 150x40 feet. It Is In a large and beautiful park of cedars, 400 foet above and overlooking the Hudson River and Catskill Creek. There Is positively no malaria, hay fever or mosquitoes, as thousands who have enjoyed the pure mountain air will testify. The dining room, simply and tastefully decorated, is a model of neatness, capable of seatlnar all riteats nr one sitting. There are aboufTJoO bedrooms, single or In suite, furnished with comforts-bio beds and thoroughly ventilated.

All halls are connected with main office by telephone and all rooms by complete bell system, thus Insuring the best possible service to guests. Throughout the building special precautions have been taken against Bre, and watchmen aro on duty all night. A new feature oi tne notei win be a rathskeller, which has been fitted up In the most complete manner, and Is Intended exclusively for the guests of the house. The bowling alleys a few steps away from the hotel proper sre so located as to cause no In- convenience to light sleepers. A first-class livery is connected with the hotel, having excellent saddle horses, carriages, comfort- anie surreys ana traps or all kinds, while there Is good accommodation for private teams.

THE BIO INDIAN VAILET. Nearly two thousand feet high la biintl. fully located In the most attractive and healthful part of the Catskill Mountains, the mountain inn. its broad verandas command an excellent view of the Dig Indian Valley, and many of the best noted peaks In tbe mountains. Several thousand dollars have been expended upon Improvements for the Inn, and electric lights are now to be had throughout tho entire bouse.

Thomas Moore will be the proprietor for the ninth season and will endeavor to merit the con tinued ravor or his patrons snd friends. High above the sea level, In one of the most romantic parts of the Catskill Mountains, stands the Mountain View House at stanuora. Tne elevation here Is 2,200 feet and malaria and mosquitoes are unknown. The views from tbe broad piazzas are (rand and cover a large range of country. The rooms in the hotel are large and airy and all ngntea by electricity.

The table Is supplied with fresh milk, butter, eggs, poultry and vegetables from the farms In the section. This house haa accommodations for one hundred guests. IN CATSKILL VILLAGE. Five hundred feet above tidewater and one mile north from the vlllngo of Catskill stands the summit Hill House, In a region which abounds In picturesque scenery, lakes, largo and small streams of running water and all the beauties of forest, cave and The sanitary conditions of the house are the best. Its location on high ground rendering It easy to make Its drainage system perfect.

The grounds of the nolo! embrace 73 acres, of which a great part Is Improved for tha pleasure ot the guests, pretty summer houses and numerous rustle seats belns; round In each shady nook. A veranda 15 feet wide nearly encircles the hotel, from which, beside a magnificent panoramic view of the Catskill range, can be seen the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts, tns nreen Mountains of Vermont, tbe New Hampshire Mountains snd the valley of the Catskill Creek. There Is music morning and afternoon, with dancing each evening, certain hours being set aside for children snd others for sdults. Tennis, base ball, croquet, pool and billiards sre some of the sports which may be en-loved, while horseback riding, fishing, boat ing and sailing appeal to many. Frederick Becker, the genial proprietor.

Is ever ready to ester to the comfort of guests snd feels that his house Is better adapted this year serious and the gay. The golf links, without which in these days no resort is complete, have been put In excellent condition and are In charge of a competent attendant. The rotunda, with large open fireplace for wood, is devoted to the use of the public. Musio, which is always a source of unbounded pleasure to all lovers of this divine art, Is furnished by a large orchestra, which in point of efficiency and equipment Is seldom excelled at any summer resort. There is a resident physician, who is a of high standing in his profession.

A competent watchman is stationed on each floor throughout tho night. Among all the grand scenic beauties of the CatBkills none are more highly favored than the Kaatersklll Falls region and here is located The Laurel House, with an altitude of 2,500 feet above sea level; pure air and water, beautiful walks and drives, all combine to give it widespread and increasing popularity. It is a fine, commodious hotel, with all modern improvements, and the ap pointments are all that could be desired, offering the comforts of a home with all the accommodations, elegance and ease of modern hotel life superadded. The rooms are light, airy and cheerful, and are arranged singly or en suite, as desired. The house is in a thoroughly sanitary condition, lighted throughout with gas, and supplied with electric bellH, baths, etc.

Wide verandas extend along each side of the building while the fine large parlors and assembly rooms will accommodate three hundred guests. Five thousand dollars has been expended this year in improvements which are bound to give added comforts to the patrons of this season. Herbert L. Legg, the proprietor, during the present tourist season will leave nothing undone that might contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of his guests. His ability to supply the table in a satisfactory manner is well attested by his former patrons, both North and South.

The hotel has a direct telegraph wire to New York with connections in all directions. Within a radius of two miles are halt a dozen fine trout streams, well stocked with brook trout and there are no restrictions on fishing during the open Beason from May 1 to the middle ot September. THE KAATEKSKILL CLOVE. "sunset Park Inn Is located on the north slope of Round Top Mountain, at the head ot the famous Kaatersklll Clove, overlooking Sunset and two adjoining parks of one hundred cottages, and two churches, one- half mile from station or post office, and near the beautiful and picturesque HalneB Falls. It Is one of the largest, bandsomset and most modern hotels In the section and has unsurpassed views of mountains, sunsets, Hudson Valley and Berkshire Hills.

The Inn has handsome music room, orchestra, steam heat, elevator, gas, electric bells, sanitary plumbing, rooms en suite, with private baths, local and long distance telephone nnd telegraph connections. All the rooms have Home Fire Escapes, urh as are used In most of the largo hotelB throughout the country. Bishop Satterlee of Washington, D. whose Bummer church and cottage are near by, Bays "Sunset Inn, taken all in all, has the grandest views In the Catskill Mountains." Mr. Charles E.

Leland, of the family so well known In connection with everything first class in hotel lifo, will act as manager this year, and is capable of running a strictly first class hotel, A large amount of money has been expended by the owners In refurnishing and refitting the hotel throughout, and the Inn was never as Inviting and attractive as at present. The spacious main office and the ballroom open upon the mountain view: the largo dlnlngroom overlooks the park. There are small dlnlngrooms" a women's parlor, reading and writing rooms and a dark room for the use of amateur photographers. A fine orchestra gives concerts twice dally. Open plumbing is everywhere used; the sanitary conditions are perfect, and pure spring water is brought from a special res-ervolr high up In the mountains.

The first two stories of this hotel are stone and fireproof, thus Insuring more safety from conflagration than Is generally the case with summer hotels. The Rlsley Farm House Is situated on the high ground amid an abundance of shade, one-half mile from the village of Woodstock, near the Sawkill Falls, the farm being located along the banks of that beautiful mountain stream. Tho house Is large and airy and accommodates In comfort sixty-five people. An extra wide piazza, sheltered at night by curtains, fronts on tho lawn. The spacious, well kept ground reserved for amusements around the house Includes within Its limits croquet and lawn tennis courts, swings, hammock posts and a large sloping lawn well shaded by a grove ot maple trees.

Eighty-five guests can be comfortably accommodated at the Pine Orove House In Pa-lenvllle. The house Is delightfully located In a park of beautiful pines on a high elevation, overlooking Kaatersklll creek; and within a short distance of numerous waterfalls and varied scenery. The water Is supplied from a pure mountain spring and all sanitary arrangements are of the most modern type. There Is a livery connected with the house and accommodations for guests desiring to bring horses and carriages. The house Is four stories high and has a wide veranda extending around three sides which affords a fine promenade on a damp or stormy day, whilo Its many shady nooks afford spots where the book lover can while away a summer day.

Within short walking distances are numerous waterfalls snd many varied scenes and tbs camera lover would IN HEART OF THE CATSKILLS. Every comfort and convenience of a city hotel of tho highest grade is to be found In the Grand Hotel, in the heart of the Cats-kille. It is a magnificent resort for pleasure and health, with all accessories for complete enjoyment of summer vacation. The culin ary department is under the personal supervision of tho chef of the Lakewnod Hotel, famous for lte cuisine, and a high standard of excellence will be maintained. The water used is supplied from the celebrated Diamond Spring, whose source is so high In the mountains that there Is no danger of pollution, A swimming tank ot 4,000 square feet Ib a great attraction.

Tho bedrooms may be had either singly or en suite, many being pro vided with private baths. Amusements will be a special feature with this house, and every gamo, both outdoor and Indoor, whloh will add to the Innocent amusement of guests, will be encouraged. At the end of a grove, far enough removed from the house eo that tho noise cannot disturb the guests In the casino, are finely equipped regulation size bowling alleys with seating capacity for several hundred persons. Frequent contests and match games will bo arranged among the guests, as also matches made with clubs from surrounding hotels. Tennis is one ot the finest sports at this house, as the lovely breeze during most of the daytime makes the exertion necessary to tho game a pleasure.

A fine regulation croquet ground has Just been laid out for those who enjoy this sport. Tho hotel orchestra will furnish music morning and evening during the summer, while musical entertainments, select readings, card parties, will be well looked after and given special attention. High up among tbe hills, nestling beyond the crest of a great ridge, lies Oquaga Lako. It stretches out between green shores which slope gently back to rolling hills that surround It like an amphitheater, and on Its shore stands tbe Oquaga Lake Farm House, which is under the direct management of E. J.

Scott. A piazza, 120 feet long, is one of the delights of this cozy homestead. In conjunction with the houue Is a farm of 100 acres, from which the table Is bountifully supplied. The dlnlngroom is large and cheerful and the attendance excellent. In a splendid location, with broad lawns and line shade trees, stands the Mansion House at Hobart, where S.

W. Utter, the genial proprietor, Is ever willing and anxious to make all concessions for the comfort of his guests. The rooms are all light and airy, with high ceilings, thus insuring cool nights, no matter how high the thermome ter may have run id tne middle or tno nay. The Mansion House at Hobart has a BDlen- dld location, with exceptional facilities for the comrort of us patrons, ne rooms are large and airy and the table Is bountifully supplied with fresh products from neighboring farms. The water is from a mountain spring and comes from a source high up In the hills and far above contamination.

S. W. Utter is the genial proprietor, and under bis efficient management all will be well for tbe guest. If you are a genuine boy and want to get away from the proprieties of the usual summer resort, wear old clothes and do us you please with a lot of other good follows to help you, then go to Forest Park Camp, where Calvin I Lewis, A. will Bee that you have tho best time of your life.

The camp Is on the high bank of a spring fed lake, surrounded by great Cats-kill pines and hemlocks, a location Idoal for health and comfort. Facing the Kaatersklll Clove and com-manding an extended view of the Hudson Valley and the Berkshire Hills Is the Haines Palls House, at Unions Falls. The Immedlato, location of the house Is In the center of one ot tho most beautiful and interesting sections of the Catskill Mountains. Haines Falls, one hundred and sixty feet high, are but a few steps from tbe house. The country abounds In Inter, sting drives and the livery service is most excellent and Is for the special benefit of guests of the house.

The links of the golf club are close to the house and permits may bo obtained by proper Introduction. The tuble Is of tho highest gride, nnd Is one of tho chief features, while the water supply Is abundant and ot exceptional purity. Walter B. beCamp Is the able manager and constantly studies the pleasure and comfort of his many guests. The rooms are all largo, light, airy and well furnished, many of them having been replenished during tbe prst season, In a superior location stands the Haines Corners Hotel, at Haines Falls, open all the year round, and conducted by Anton Christian, who has provided nmple accommodations for his seventy guests.

For all out door sports there Is sufficient ground, well kept and attended to. The water Is supplied by never ceasing mountain springs and Is tho purest nature can give. Tbe surroundings, forming a picture In themselves, are grand, and ono never tires of strolling along the thickly shaded mountain paths, with cozy nooks here and there Inviting rest. Special attention Is paid to the table and the best of everything Is supplied and tastefully prepared by competent cooks, while from neighboring farms freeh milk, eggs and vegetables are supplied. The rooms are all large, light and airy and most of them have two windows, irom wnlcn nne views are ob tainablo.

The rooms are all largo and comfortable at the Loxhurst, Haines Falls, and all fur nished with a degree nf neatness and taste which Is seldom found at a summer resort. The house Is lighted by gas and la first rlass In every detail. Its elevation Is two thousand feet, hence tbe air Is tmra and bracing. From tbe broad verandas there Is fine view of the surrounding country, with Its numerous mountains and valleys. Tba I A Summer Ilenort situated within a few minutes' South Us v.

which has a sandy shore and bottom, unsurpassed for bathing. Whleles from th'' bav. Hnrf l.nthlnn, Ho a linn; and FUhlnir. Lit rue Airy It nomas A First CImnm Tnlile reach Ulue point should take the Montutik Llvi-slon Island Katlroad and stop at Blue Point. Klght train truins.

,11,, ni i -11 si i 1 111-1 Vli J. R. WARNER, Proprietor. 9sland. nights.

Dancing Is carefully catered to and an orchestra plays dally. The regular well known hops tako on usual customary evenings. Tennis, Ashing, bathing snd boating are good throughout the season, while guides may he engaged to take sportsmen to different lorslltles. The drives through snd around the Catskllls cannot bo equaled else where and special attention Is given to tho livery. The Lodge attracts the very best class of guests, of high moral character, cultivation and refinement, and It la a pleasure to the management to welcome Its guests with a friendly hospitality and to do all In It power for their enjoyment and comfort, HOTEL CAST ETON, SbZS' An Ideal Summer Resort and an All-the-Year Home.

Occupies the moat sightly and delightful location In vicinity of New York. Overlooks entire Harbor. Brooklyn. New York and Jersey City. Pure air.

Free from malaria. The house Is furnished and conducted with special regard for the comfort of families, and Us cuisine la par excellence. The water la from artesian wells. Suits with hatha on every floor. Elevators, electrlo lithte, at earn heat, feet of plaaz and a dancing pavilion 46x6S feet.

3 GOLF LI.N'KS NEAR IIOTKL. Amusements: Billiard and pool tables for ladles and gentlemen, bowling alleys, tennis and croquet grounds. Stages meet boat at at. George, A. n.

AVERY, manager. here find Just those pretty scenes which are the delight of his eyes. The amusements Include bowling, tennis court, billiards, dancing and dally concerts. The drives In the vicinity sre of great variety and over good roads. The Lodge, and cottages, are situated In the midst of beautiful Hants Cms Park, In the Catskllls, The table Is abundantly supplied with fresh fruit and vegetables; also, milk, butter and eggs from adjoining farm.

The rooms sre large and airy, with ample ventilation and good beds. A sweet whole-somcness pervades the whole house, which adds to the charm of bracing air snd cool.